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Who is Adam Garcia?
Adam Garcia’s birthplace is Wahroonga, New South Wales, Australia, where he was born on June 1, 1973. He went to Knox Grammar School in Wahroonga, which is the high school where Hugh Jackman went. Garcia quit his studies to travel to Australia for two years to perform in Hot Shoe Shuffle. In 1997, Garcia made his film debut playing Jones in Wilde, a film that was inspired by Oscar Wilde’s life. Garcia’s rendition of the Bee Gees’ ‘Night Fever’ peaked at No. 15 on the UK singles chart in 1998.
Garcia was part of 2000’s Coyote Ugly movie with Piper Perabo, Maria Bello, Izabello Miko, Tyra Banks, and John Goodman. Garcia was a part of Lindsay Lohan and Megan Fox’s team for Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen in 2004. The Australian version of Dancing With The Stars had Garcia as one of its judges in 2013. Garcia resides in Los Angeles and is a self-proclaimed advocate for conservation. Garcia, a tap dancer, is the co-founder of ‘Tap Dogs’, an internationally acclaimed dance troupe. He showcased his tap dancing skills at the opening ceremony of the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games.
| Real Name/Full Name | Adam Garcia |
| Date Of Birth | 1 June 1973 |
| Age | 52 years old |
| Birthplace | Australia. |
| Nationality | Australian. |
| Religion | Christianity. |
| Zodiac sign | Arise |
| Father Name | Jean Balharry Garcia. |
| Mother Name | Fabio Garcia. |
| Hair Color | Black |
| Eye Color | Blue |
| Height | 5 feet 7 inch |
| Weight | 65 kg |
| Marital Status | Married |
| Spouse | Nathalia Chubin (M: 2015) |
| Children | Arya Storm Diana Garcia |
| Siblings | Not Known |
| Profession | Actor. |
| Net worth | $3 Million. |
Early Life
Adam Garcia’s birthplace is Wahroonga, New South Wales, Australia and his date of death is June 1, 1973. Jean Balharry, his mother, is an Aussie, and Fabio Garcia, his father, is Colombian.
Growing up in Wahroonga, Garcia started to develop a keen interest in performing arts, particularly tap dancing. During his time at Knox Grammar School, he developed his skills in dance and theater. The shaping of his artistic inclinations was greatly assisted by his multicultural heritage and supportive family environment.
Personal Life
On March 26, 2015, Garcia wed Nathalia Chubin in London. Chubin, who served as a senior marketing executive for PlayStation, and Garcia have one child: a daughter named Arya Storm Diana Garcia, born in August 2015, and a son. Garcia continues his work in the entertainment industry while living in Los Angeles, where his family lives.
Career
Garcia’s film career started in 1997, when he played Jones in Brian Gilbert’s Wilde. In the London Palladium, Garcia portrayed Tony Manero in the stage adaptation of Saturday Night Fever, which opened on May 5th, 1998 and ended on February 26th, 2000. He was nominated for his work in the play at the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor in a Musical category in 1999, but lost to the cast of Kat and the Kings. Garcia also reached number 15 in the UK Singles Chart in 1998, with his cover version of the Bee Gees song “Night Fever”, taken from the film version of Saturday Night Fever (1977). His second feature-film, Coyote Ugly, featured him as a major player in 2000. Garcia was also featured in Dein Perry’s Bootmen later that same year, playing the main role.
In 2004, he also played alongside Lindsay Lohan and Megan Fox in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, as the character Stu Wolff, a drunk rock star, who is part of the band Sidarthur and is, in Lola’s words, “a greater poet than Shakespeare”. In the original West End production of Wicked, Garcia was paired with Idina Menzel, Kerry Ellis, and Helen Dallimore as Fiyero from 2006 to 2007. During the early Broadway theatre workshops of the show in 2000, he played the same role before. In 2008, Garcia made an appearance in two ITV dramas, Britannia High and Mr. Eleven,
The Hen Do, which Garcia co-starred with Mischa Barton in 2011, was never released because it was never cut. He made an appearance in Cole Porter’s musical Kiss Me, Kate at Chichester Festival Theatre in 2012, where Trevor Nunn directed and Stephen Mear choreographed. Garcia’s performance in a supporting role in a musical was recognized with a nomination for Best Performance in a Supporting Role at the 2013 Laurence Olivier Awards.
Dance Boss, an Australian reality TV dance competition on the Seven Network presented by Dannii Minogue, had Garcia as its cast in 2018. Timomatic, an actor and performer, and Sharni Vinson, an actress and performer, collaborated with him to judge the competition. He received critical praise for playing the Artilleryman in Jeff Wayne’s 40th-anniversary War of the Worlds tour later that year. He made a movie called Death on the Nile in 2019 and played Prince Charming in a pantomime in Ipswich, England in December.
In 2021, Garcia played the father of a dead girl (Victoria Justice) who comes back to make things right in the teen movie Afterlife of the Party directed by Stephen Herek. The second UK series of The Masked Dancer saw Garcia appear in 2022. His performance as the character “Onomatopoeia” resulted in a second place finish in the series. Garcia will be portraying Caractacus Potts in a new British and Irish tour of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang in 2024.
Net Worth
Garcia’s net worth is estimated to be approximately $3 million, which he has amassed through his extensive work in acting, singing, and dancing. His income comes from his work in film and theater, as well as his participation in various entertainment projects. His dedication and versatility in the industry have contributed to his financial success.
